Greg Wyard performing The Beatles Love You To - voice and sitar

My version of George Harrison's groundbreaking classical-Indian-influenced "Love You To" from The Beatles 1966 Revolver album.

[harrisonteamo]

2025 AND THIS STILL SO WHY I CANT MARRY THIS VIDEO

[quinlan]

this might be the greatest youtube video of all time

[kq]

Great job! You're the only person on YouTube i've seen perfom this correctly :D

[jonathanrehm]

This is awesome!! I love your voice and you are a great sitar player!

[stephensimpson]

Fantastic, just brilliant! Loved every second of it!

[thexdude]

Amazing cover, sitar is such an interesting instrument.

[LucaColaMusic]

Hi Greg!
Just wondered how you played that intro strum. Was it fretted? What strings?
Thanks Greg, Wonderful Video :)

[marcelodangelo]

Hi, how are you? Congratulations, you have done a great job ... I wanted to know if you could pass me in what tones, do you have the sitar tuned, the tuning, how would it be? ... I want to play it in my sitar, greetings from Argentina

[benufo]

this is so good! I am trying to learn it, not sure if you answer comments but what tuning do you have this in? and is it Ravi Shankar style? thanks!

[elliotbarresi]

Sounds great! What is your sitar tuned to?

[Ми-лз]

Hi, Greg! Thank you very much for yor cover! There are some questions that disturb me. What do you think about:
1) The 2 opening chords (in The Beatles' version) were indeed played on sitar as here or was it swarmandal (as Walter Everett say)? 2) Could George play sitar part himself or was it some indian? 3) Was the drone part was played on sitar (as "Complete Score" says), on tampoura or on fuzz-guitar? 4) Is there bass part in the Beatles' version?